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Species Megarhyssa macrurus - Long-tailed Giant Ichneumonid Wasp

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Long-tailed Giant Ichneumonid Wasp (macrurus)
Black, brown, and yellow wasp with long abdomen--male Megarhyssa? - Megarhyssa macrurus - male Wasp - Megarhyssa macrurus - male Wasp - Megarhyssa macrurus - male Giant Ichneumoid Megarhyssa sp. - Megarhyssa macrurus Green's Giant Ichneumoid - Megarhyssa macrurus Giant Ichneumon Wasp - Megarhyssa macrurus - male Giant Ichneumon Wasp - Megarhyssa macrurus - male Megarhyssa - Megarhyssa macrurus I found this cute little guy in massachusetts - Megarhyssa macrurus - female Ichneumon wasp ??? - Megarhyssa macrurus - male Megarhyssa macrurus - female Help name this insect that looks like a bee, but acts like a termite - Megarhyssa macrurus - female large wasp with ovipositor(female) - Megarhyssa macrurus - female

Long-tailed Giant Ichneumonid Wasp (macrurus) » Megarhyssa macrurus icterosticta (macrurus icterosticta)
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